The National tribune., 1887-06-30

WHY WE DO NOT LIKE HIM.
Mr. Cleveland has no affIiation with our organ
iZation. and should not infct his presence where
he i not wanted. speak the sentiments OF every
soldier In this section when say entertain any
thing but kindly feelings toward him not so much
for the of the veto prerogative for the taunt
ing jeers and insulting language in which his
sages couched.-l. NJ. Carroll, Sergeant, Co. i,
18Th ILL.,, Kilkenny, Mo.
LET HIM SEE THE STUFF WE'RE MADE OF.
/ think the best thing the old vets can do is to
just let hlT. Cleveland come but not let him be the
means Of breaking up or disturbing the program.
To let Cleveland break up our camp or keep away
many comrades would be a kind Of rebel vic
tory" We cannot help his yetoes over pension
bills but keep him from vetoing our grand
Reunion. ] say just let him come, aud let Us show
him what kind of stuff we liars" and 'peTjur-
ers are made Off. W. Bagshayy Co. 81, 9th
Ind. Cav, Everett, Mo.
GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.
Would Il not be wise policy TO have our Com
manderin- Chief confer with State Commanders
and select some other city, where we can have our
National EnCam pIneut without having to mix with
our enemies-wm. Armstrong, Clinton, Ill.
PLAIN LANGUAGE FROM TRUTHFUL JAMES"
am in favor of having Mr.. Cleveland under
stand In plain language that the veterans all Of
one opiniOn-that hs presence Is not wanted at the
kncampment as le ~ obnoxious to them. If he
should come, Bragg aud Warner should come also;
and then put them in u tent off to side for
show, a the GAL would not be in their way.
C. e. CuibertsOn, Co +, 34ih Ind, kOkOmo, Ind.
WHY NOT?
II the people Of st. Louis must have Grover
Cleveland at the EuclmpmCnt, why not have Bragg.
Warner and the rest OF the hating people:
C. w. Mercer, Columbus, o.
THE SOLDIERS WORST ENEMY.
I regard Mr. Cleveland ~ the worst enemy the
Union soldier has in the United States and the boys
In blue do not want TO see him nj ~ Louis hope
he may hnye sense enough TO keep away.-H. +.
Landcs, Co. III, l3th Ind, Syracuse, Kan.
He THREW THE FIRST BRICK.
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having inclination To- show any di-rcspect to
the President until lie had shown himself their
bitter enemy and bound TO take advantage OF every
opportunity insult and inIuTe The soldiers OF the
late IL looks To cxt to impossible for him
and the GAL Encimpment to- meet at II. Louis
without clash not that there - the least DISPOSE
ton on tine part Of comrades to insult tin. President
IN any way the contrary they inclined to let
him severely alone. II there is not sufficient
hospitality ia ST. Louis to entertain the veterans
without inviting in mn element TO impose upon
them, think the wise-t thing would be to meet al
some place where there Sc. e.. Leonard, First
Sergeant, Co. e. 18th y. Y, Hancock, y. y.
DO IT AT ONCE.
Do the people Of II. Louis wish to insult the
GAR. toy igTgiug Grover upon them at the next
National Euctm pnent2 think tire odd vets should
select some other place aud do il at once and let
ii. Louis entertain the Presidential. NJ. ~, BO-
nauza, Mich.
KEEP HIM AWAY"
II Mr.. CIcvelaud's friends want him 20 make n
big exhibition Of himself let them enter him IN the
fd stuc, show, put ring in his aud lead him
around. Keep him away" Is tile cry Of ell Ihe
old soldiers around herc.-Isom Reed, co. L, 7th
| i'll. Cav, Douglass, III.
CHANGE TIME OR PLACE.
] would like very much 10 attend the National
/ Encimpment at ~. louisiana speak for many
Of nay comrades hcre-but shE'nt 40 II " Veto
Cleveland l. there. Can't the time be changed 10
the last week in August or the first week IN sep
TENDER, o. change toe place to Chicago or Omaha?
3. l.. Guthrie, Co. &, ON,h III, GTiuuel, Iowa.
To WHICH CLASS DOES lie BELONG?
/ According to my understanding there are four
classes invited 90 - Louis. The old soldiers. ?
/ soldiers Now, " Mr.. Cleveland establish u
claim 20 belong to Of those classes he is p oper
I visitor, n not, then common deccncy should sug-
/ E'-i To hlm TO Stay where lac was when we were
earning thc right To- hold L, uuuus-in the rear
james Haruau, Co. h, --i Ind, Central City. Seb
LIKE ALL TIE REST.
think with the rest it is an insult 20 the old sol
d,T- for Mt Cleveland Co 20 to- the National En-
/ onmpmeut-I. X Osborn, Co. 4, 10Th y. y,
Painted Post, y. Z.
He sTAKED HIS FAITH AND CASH.
have been 10 Srw Jersey Democrat for 20 years
and ! outc -iai.ei NY faith and cash ON Grover
|raud Army 81 tie Eupu5.ic al the United states
/ for hin tn Lu % the National EucuuI meut.-N M
/ Z. Hausci!, -J3 Market street Camden, y. J.
TAKE 4 VOTE.
let every GA. r. Post at its next meeting take
vote ~ 10 whether they want M Cleveland there
not, let the report ue signed 10y the AtjulBut OF
each Post aud published lu The NATIONAL lRIE-
JNk 'iHh ='''A iiiiu a. i'-e copy anu iie surely
WVu'n iol I."E - '','l, ,i''"-" !" come Ailtr l'i
II lac i5 20 br THERE q" lry q" make votes Tor himself
"Ili', .,,-' ' 't7 '.' 10y ms n,l."'' =" rssI 20
months iu trf-,r dunno I'M, ,,,r,y,. H. PAYNE
co. /, losS III. Cav. lu.,a, Ran.
NOT ROOM FOR TWO SHOWS.
m lus ''"Ise IN. ~ 4 ,.Hl ~. views
Inc.grapmeut. DO I.ol tLiuI, lt % pepper place, Tor
a President. no matter Mia; has pali.ig- iuf llierc
will tt. - lli..r., old soldiers There H- ST. If,.If- ,.
rr8f.rIv ctrt. for and 81 t. I'r-...f f- Ia, J I.r
1. lr,t liialv af t. Old soldiers Mi. boz crowded
/ out a. UgU,.lrrs. Commander Homer Post
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